Some companies are only just realising the groundbreaking data protection regulation affects them, while other jurisdictions including California and Brazil work to introduce similar rules
Those who worked on the deal, which raised $748 million in the international market, say it’s proof the kingdom’s ambitious economic modernisation plan is working
Lawyers say the main threat to London’s global status as a restructuring hub is not a potential lack of recognition post-Brexit, but new, competing regimes elsewhere in the EU
Change of guards in Brussels and London create an uncertain future for the recently unveiled simple, transparent and standardised securitisation regime. In-house sources and lawyers vent their concerns
IFLR speaks with Morrison & Foerster partner Susan Gault-Brown and of counsel James Schwartz on the poll results and what to expect next for the Volcker Rule
While no single factor can explain the US IPO market’s recent bounce-back, it’s clear that government initiatives to support private companies have helped
